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| Send a ping in multiple packets (fragmented) where the total size exceeds the maximum allowable size (65,535), which can cause a buffer overflow and crash. |
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| Uses UDP echo and chargen packets. Attacker sends UDP packets with spoofed source address to a directed broadcast. |
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| Uses broad ICMP echo requests with a spoofed source address. The device at the spoofed source address can be overwhelmed. |
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| Send malformed IP packets, where the source and destination address are the same. This can cause the destination to become confused and crash. |
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| Uses several large overlapping IP fragments. Reassembly attempt sometimes causes a crash. Not ICMP. |
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P2P attack
ICMP unreachable storm
Service request floods |
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| The three self-explanatory denial of service attacks. |
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| Echo requests, or echo replies, or timestamp request |
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| Send many SYN packets but do not respond to SYN/ACK packet. |
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| Wireless attack, forcing a deauthorization (deauth) |
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| Send more “legitimate” traffic than the web application can handle |
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